Joe don’t care. He bragged he would get around it. The way he planned to get around it was complicated at one level, but simple in its essence: reconfigure repayment and other calculations to effectuate what SCOTUS said he could not do.Two federal judges in Kansas and Missouri on Monday sided with several Republican-led states and partially blocked Democratic President Joe Biden’s administration from moving forward with a key student debt relief initiative that would cost billions of dollars.
Biden announced the SAVE Plan in 2022, alongside a separate, broader plan that would have fulfilled a campaign promise by cancelling up to $20,000 in debt for up to 43 million Americans.by the conservative-majority U.S. Supreme Court in June 2023 after several Republican-led states challenged it. But the Supreme Court’s ruling did not address the SAVE PlanJune 24, 2024
A federal court just granted the State of Florida an injunction against Biden’s unlawful student loan forgiveness plan. Working class Americans should not be paying for other peoples’ student loans, and Biden’s attempt to defy the Supreme Court was rightly rejected.…In many ways states, and particularly state attorney generals, have become our last line of defense against a lawless federal executive branch. They have the resources to fight the Biden administration.
Also, this public service nonsense has got to go. Why should people who work for the government get a better deal on loan repayment than people who drive our economy in the private sector?Best life lesson evah! All Biden et al. were doing was trying to buy votes, and causing more division in the process.Missouri has really been doing a bang up job the last few years.